Kamuiyaki Ceramic Kiln

Where is the remains of the Kamiyaki pottery kiln?

Original Text

It was introduced as a very valuable ruin, so I visited it according to the information board ... The first thing I noticed was the signboard of the Kamiyaki pottery kiln ruins built in front of the pond. I got out of the car and looked around, but I couldn't find anything. Is it in the mountains on the other side of the pond? ?? When I moved a little, there was a sign that prohibited digging historic sites in the sugar cane field. Is it in the back of this sugarcane field? ?? After all, where is the remains of the Kamiyaki pottery kiln ...

Guide board in the pond

Original Text

It seems to be the site of an old pottery kiln, but when I went there, it was just a pond now. If you pass nearby, it may be interesting to go just to give an explanation. If you are in a hurry, you will have a pass.

Island で Production された pottery kiln track

Original Text

It is a pottery kiln site similar to Sueki produced from the Heian period to the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Is it difficult to understand the location, there was a signboard on Prefectural Road 83.

The excavated items here can be seen at the Isen Town Museum of History and Folklore.

Original Text

The remains of the Kamuiyaki pottery kiln, which are close to the birthplace of Chiyo Izumi, are similar to glazeless pottery made on the Korean Peninsula, and it seems that it was a mysterious pottery until it was discovered here. It is a valuable place that has become a national historic site.

Kameyaki ＝ Kamui Yaki

Original Text

It is said that it is a pottery similar to Sueki. It seems that locals call Kameyaki. It was discovered when making an agricultural pond in 1958, and when excavated the surrounding area, several kilns were discovered １０.